08-26-2015, 10:29 AM
No, what popo says is, there's a difference in various HDMI standards and only 2.0 support 60Hz refresh rate. Also the graphics of your laptop has to deliver 4K.
You can forget color calibration with TV monitors for several reasons. 30" or more diagonal will give you a huge area and somewhere in this area there will be reflections - or you decide to work in a darkroom without windows.
Either you sit close to the screen or far away: In one case you will have color deformation caused by huge angle of view, in other case you will not recognize the small typo. Windows is not the best system to use with 4K displays. You also will have a larger amount of head movements and soemtimes you willl lose eye-contact with your mouse arrow.
I suspect your idea is possible but ergonomics will suffer. And if your graphics card is up to date.
You can forget color calibration with TV monitors for several reasons. 30" or more diagonal will give you a huge area and somewhere in this area there will be reflections - or you decide to work in a darkroom without windows.
Either you sit close to the screen or far away: In one case you will have color deformation caused by huge angle of view, in other case you will not recognize the small typo. Windows is not the best system to use with 4K displays. You also will have a larger amount of head movements and soemtimes you willl lose eye-contact with your mouse arrow.
I suspect your idea is possible but ergonomics will suffer. And if your graphics card is up to date.